- neurocirculatory asthenia
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/noor'oh serr"kyeuh leuh tawr'ee, -tohr'ee, nyoor'-/, Pathol.See cardiac neurosis.[1915-20; NEURO- + CIRCULATORY]
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neurocirculatory asthenia
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